Overview
Put tabs into Wardrobe and take them out later
Out of sight, out of mind Hide tabs when you switch to something else, and bring them back when you need them again. Read later Keep tabs in Wardrobe until you have time to work with them. Less noise, less memory Be less distracted by tabs you don’t need right now, and free some RAM too. New in 1.1.0 - added import/export.
4.3 out of 56 ratings
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Jennifer TillettMay 10, 2024
Hi there, I am not tech savvy, how do you use this on chrome - got this far, but cannot seem to open anything up to use it. I have the code via the phone but nowhere to put into Chrome - please advise. This is as far as I have managed to get HELP PLEASE
Vladimir SkiporApr 1, 2021
Thank you!
Shawn ParkMar 30, 2021
Works great! I use this in a strange scenario. I have 10+ tabs that I always keep open in Chrome (stocks, email, news, etc). But sometimes, I need to open another 20+ or so tabs in the morning to check on other things I need to do, and then before I know it, I have 30+ tabs open all at once and it can be overwhelming. I now put my normal 10 tabs into Wardrobe, and then open the other 20+ tabs and do my work, and then when I am done, I close all my tabs, and then I bring my normal 10 tabs... Show more
Details
- Version1.1.0
- UpdatedSeptember 23, 2021
- Offered byVladstudio
- Size59.94KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- Developer
Email
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- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes
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